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MXTay Keith, producer of Travis Scott, Drake and Eminem hits, dies at the age of 29
Tay Keith, un reconocido productor musical conocido por trabajar con artistas como Travis Scott, Drake y Eminem, fue encontrado muerto en su apartamento en Nashville, Tennessee, a los 29 años. La policía indicó que no hay signos de un acto delictivo. Keith era originario de Memphis y dejó una huella significativa en el hip-hop con su estilo trap. Produjo varios éxitos, incluyendo 'Sicko Mode' de Travis Scott y 'First Person Shooter' de Drake. Además, fundó DRUMATIZED, un sello discográfico en Nashville que promovía tanto el hip-hop como el country.
Ebola epidemic spreading rapidly in Congo, WHO warns; 'outbreak remains severe'
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is spreading rapidly despite increased efforts to combat the virus. According to WHO, healthcare teams are working against time to address the worsening situation in the northeast of the country. The outbreak was declared on May 15, though transmission of the rare Bundibugyo strain went unnoticed for some time. As of the latest report, there have been 896 confirmed cases, including 232 deaths, with 21 new cases recorded in the last 24 hours. The outbreak is concentrated in theIt
CNTE completes 19 days of national strike; with march, teachers commemorate the anniversary of the Noxchitlán massacre
The Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de la Educación (CNTE) marked the 19th day of its nationwide indefinite strike with marches in Mexico City to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Nochixtlán massacre, which occurred on June 19, 2016. The event included a demonstration from the Angel of Independence to the Zócalo. The CNTE also continued participating in tripartite negotiation tables at the Secretariat of Governance (Segob), including those related to Section 9 of Mexico City. However, the union stated there were no significant advances in their core demands following recent talks.
VIDEO: Meloni accuses Trump of "inventing" that she begged him for a photo; "neither I nor Italy ever begged", she says
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed shock over comments made by U.S. President Donald Trump, who claimed she had begged him to take a photo together during the recent G7 summit. Meloni denied these claims, calling them 'fabricated.' The incident led Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani to cancel his planned visit to the United States. Meloni stated in a social media post that neither she nor Italy ever asked for such a favor.
Israeli army will remain in Lebanon "unequivocally": Netanyahu; says it is to "protect communities"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will remain in southern Lebanon 'unequivocally' to protect northern communities, following comments by US Vice President JD Vance urging Israel to respect Lebanon's peace process. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel would stay in the southern Lebanese security zone as long as necessary. The article also mentions ongoing Israeli military operations against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon and the Bekka Valley, resulting in casualties and infrastructure damage. Meanwhile, the United States and Iran postponed a planned meeting with Qatari and
Sheinbaum's morning, June 19, minute by minute
The article provides a minute-by-minute account of Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum's daily morning press conference on June 19. Key points include her comments on the 'Leche para el Bienestar' program, which is acquiring more quantities than previously planned for 2024 and 2025, with specific mention of an issue in Veracruz where purchases have not been made from local producers. Sheinbaum also mentioned discussing bilateral relations and historical topics like the conquest of Tenochtitlán during her meeting with King Felipe VI of Spain. Additionally, Octavio de la Torre detailed a travel
CDMX: what to do this weekend
The article lists five weekend activities in Mexico City (CDMX), including a free food festival called 'México de Mis Sabores,' which features traditional cuisine from 14 states. It also mentions an electronic music performance inspired by the works of painter José María Velasco, held at the Museo Kaluz. Both events are described with details such as dates, times, and locations.
If they lose to Croatia, the English have a conspiracy theory ready.
Croatia and England face off in the first round of Group L at the World Cup. England has already prepared a 'conspiracy theory' if they lose to Croatia. England came to this World Cup with high ambitions and dreams of winning the title, so any setback would be shocking. Any result other than a win against Croatia would be considered a failure, especially since Croatia eliminated them in the semifinals at the 2018 World Cup and is their toughest opponent in the group. In the lead-up to the match, English media are creating a narrative that could serve as an excuse in case of failure. The focus,
This is what Mexico feels like.
Mexico's national football team defeated South Korea 1-0 in the second group stage match of the World Cup, securing first place in Group A and ensuring they will host their next game at the Estadio Ciudad de México. The victory marked the first time in 24 years that Mexico has won two consecutive matches in a World Cup and demonstrated their ability to win without playing at their best. The goal was scored by Luis Romo after a defensive error by South Korea's goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu. Mexico also preserved their unbeaten record and kept their hopes alive.
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The Angel of Independence is filled with excitement with Mexico's victory over South Korea
The article describes the celebration of Mexico's victory over South Korea in the World Cup 2026 at the Angel of Independence in Mexico City. It highlights the enthusiasm of Mexican fans who gathered at the iconic monument, describing scenes of joy, music, and the atmosphere created by the crowd. The text mentions the presence of other international supporters and the challenges of navigating through large crowds.
Montiel: Immediate red card for anyone found guilty of corruption
Ariadna Montiel Reyes, presidenta nacional de Morena, afirmó que el partido actuará de forma inmediata contra cualquier miembro de su partido que sea encontrado culpable de corrupción o vinculado al crimen organizado. Rechazó las acusaciones de que Morena tenga vínculos con el crimen organizado y criticó a la oposición por intentar crear una narrativa negativa contra el partido. También comentó sobre los desafíos electorales futuros y la necesidad de mantener la confianza del pueblo.
Peloti: the World Cup is also read, a podcast by Ana Paula Ordorica
The article introduces a new podcast titled 'Peloti' by Ana Paula Ordorica, which explores the FIFA World Cup through themes such as countries, borders, migrations, wars, identities, inequalities, anthems, flags, and shared memories. The podcast features contributions from Gina Jaramillo, an art historian and writer, and Mariana Anzorena, a basketball coach and journalist. The piece highlights their recently published book 'Peloti y el mundial.'
Argentina-Algeria: Fennecs are already dreaming of knocking down Messi
Before the start of the World Cup match between Argentina and Algeria, tensions reached a peak as fans of both teams clashed at Times Square in New York. The incident involved confrontations between supporters of the reigning world champions and the double African champions. American police made several arrests. The pressure on both teams is high, with Argentina aiming for a second consecutive World Cup title, an achievement last accomplished by Brazil in 1962. Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, seeks to defy statistical odds after reaching the top of the FIFA rankings for the first time since 20
Full list of top scorers after World Cup round 1
The opening round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup featured several surprising results and notable performances. Underdog teams such as Cape Verde, Morocco, and DR Congo secured draws against stronger opponents, including Spain, Brazil, and Portugal respectively. Hosts the United States and defending champions Argentina both started strongly with decisive victories. The article lists the top scorers after the first round, highlighting Lionel Messi with three goals, followed by Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane, and others.
It's a heart attack!
Mexico's national football team defeated South Korea 1-0 in the second group stage match of the World Cup, securing first place in Group A and ensuring they will host their next game at the Estadio Ciudad de México. The victory marked the first time in 24 years that Mexico has won two consecutive matches in a World Cup tournament. The goal was scored by Luis Romo after a defensive error by South Korean goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu. Mexico also preserved their unbeaten record with a dramatic save by Tala Rangel late in the match.
Mariana Ochoa leaves the crumbs behind
Mariana Ochoa discusses the importance of economic independence for women, emphasizing that true empowerment begins with financial self-sufficiency. She shares her personal experience through her song 'La pensión,' which reflects on the challenges faced by single mothers in Mexico. Ochoa also promotes her new song 'Déjame el tequila' with Andrés Zuno, which explores relationships marked by emotional dependence and second chances.
Juanga will have a passport to world cinema
A decade after his death, a biographical film titled 'Juan Gabriel' is being prepared by filmmaker Gary Alazraki with the authorization of Juan Gabriel's son, Iván Aguilera. This would be the third production about Juan Gabriel in recent years, following a biography series and a Netflix documentary. The film aims to tell a universal story about Juan Gabriel's life, highlighting its significance for Mexico and his fans. Alazraki hopes to secure funding internationally so the film can be seen globally.
Colin Farrell, an alien in his own home
Colin Farrell, who has lived in Los Angeles for 25 years, reflects on his experience as an Irishman in Hollywood. He admits he still feels like a visitor at times, noting differences between the sense of community in Ireland and the more individualistic nature of Los Angeles. Farrell also mentions raising his two children in California while keeping ties to his Irish heritage, including reading Irish stories to them on St. Patrick's Day.
CNTE accumulates 71 days of unemployment in two and a half years
The Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de la Educación (CNTE) has accumulated at least 71 days of work stoppages over two and a half years as part of national protests that resumed in 2024, primarily in states such as Oaxaca, Chiapas, Guerrero, Michoacán, Zacatecas, and Mexico City, where the dissident teaching sector has greater presence. According to a review of mobilizations in Mexico City, the CNTE suspended activities for 27 days in 2024, representing 14.6% of an 185-day school cycle; 25 days in 2025, which accounted for 13.5% of the academic calendar; and added 19 days of indefinite全国
Energy and water conditions investment in technology sector
Experts highlight that Mexico faces challenges in energy and water availability as it seeks to fully benefit from the arrival of new technology companies. René Robles of Moody’s Local México notes that industries such as data centers, advanced manufacturing, and AI require increased investments in electricity generation, particularly renewable sources. While Mexico has competitive advantages like a skilled workforce and relatively attractive costs, there is a need to strengthen specialized training in areas like robotics, AI, and data center operations.
Sonora, an area where faith and hope meet
The article describes the Mercado de Sonora, a market where faith, traditional medicine, and popular beliefs intersect. It highlights the presence of religious icons such as the Santa Muerte and the Virgin Mary, along with vendors selling medicinal plants. José Sánchez, a vendor who sells medicinal herbs, shares his perspective on the spiritual aspect of his work.
Laying slab for the confined rail of the new Line 5 of the Mexibus
Construction work on the dedicated lane for Line 5 of the Mexibús has begun along Avenida Gustavo Baz, near Radial Toltecas Avenue in Tlalnepantla, Mexico. Workers have installed approximately 25 meters of concrete slab on a 100-meter section. The area is marked with protective barriers and warning signs, and one lane of Avenida Gustavo Baz has been closed for construction. Line 5 will span 29 kilometers, connecting Lechería to Cetram El Rosario.
Congress: there will be no protection for anyone
The president of the Board of Directors of the 62nd Legislature of the State of Mexico, Martha Azucena Camacho Reynoso, stated that if formal requests are received, the Congress of the State of Mexico will act transparently and according to law in the cases of Tenancingo and Metepec, emphasizing that no one will be protected. She noted that there are currently no requests to initiate procedures against the mayor of Tenancingo, Nancy Nápoles Pacheco, or the mayor of Metepec, Fernando Flores Fernández, who are accused by the state prosecutor's office of various crimes.
Section 22 of the SNTE allows the reopening of Pemex's terminal in Oaxaca; gasoline supply at some stations is regularised
Teachers from Section 22 of the National Union of Education Workers (SNTE) allowed the temporary reopening of the Pemex storage and dispatch terminal in Santa María de El Tule, which enabled fuel supply at some gas stations in Oaxaca City and the surrounding area. Some stations remained closed due to a lack of gasoline and diesel, while others had long lines of drivers. Local authorities urged citizens not to engage in panic buying of fuel and assured that service would be guaranteed, while maintaining negotiations with SNTE leadership to prevent further disruptions. As of yesterday evening, 1
ISSSTE doctors rally in La Paz, BCS; reject accusations over death of patient with COVID-19
A group of doctors from the ISSSTE in Baja California Sur protested outside the offices of the Federal Attorney General's Office (FGR) in La Paz, demanding an investigation into alleged irregularities in a criminal probe related to the death of a patient with COVID-19 in 2021. The doctors expressed concern over potential legal proceedings against ten healthcare professionals involved in the case. They displayed signs such as 'We are doctors, not murderers' and 'No to the criminalization of healthcare workers.' A doctor named Jorge Rodolfo Ramos mentioned that the involved individuals have a法院听
First his daughter disappeared, now he's looking for his grandson.
Norma Laguna, who has been searching for her daughter Idaly Jauche Laguna since 2010, now searches for her grandson Edgar Ruiz Hernandez, who disappeared two years ago. Norma has turned her personal tragedy into activism, supporting other mothers of missing women and victims of femicide through the Red Mesa de Mujeres network.
Fans celebrate Mexico's victory in Neza; hundreds gather at the Glorieta of the Coyote
Fans celebrated Mexico's 1-0 victory over South Korea in Nezahualcóyotl, gathering around the Coyote Monument and filling nearby streets with flags, horns, and whistles. The mayor attended the match at the municipal palace and joined the celebration after the win. The article includes photos of the event and links to related stories.
Father's Day 2026: the Bluetooth speaker every dad would want
The article discusses the Marshall Acton III Bluetooth speaker as an ideal gift for Father's Day 2026, highlighting its features such as 60 watts of power, stereo sound, and advanced connectivity. It emphasizes the speaker's ability to fill rooms with immersive audio and its design improvements over previous models.
Javier Aguirre keeps calm despite securing the lead: What matters is the final place
Javier Aguirre, the head coach of the Mexican national football team, remains calm after securing the group lead in the World Cup. He emphasized that the focus should be on the final outcome rather than current standings. Aguirre acknowledged the challenge ahead with upcoming matches against Czechia and other potential opponents. He also expressed his goal of placing Mexico among the top 10 teams globally.
Cuba pushes historic economic opening; these are key sectors it will reform
Cuba has adopted a major economic reform program aimed at transitioning toward a market economy, marking the most significant change to its economic model since the adoption of communism nearly 70 years ago. The reforms include allowing large private enterprises without size limits, enabling Cubans to own multiple companies, and permitting foreign investors to invest directly in the private sector rather than only through state partnerships. The government also plans to reduce bureaucracy for new business creation and restructure state-owned enterprises into commercial entities.
Jorge Sánchez after Mexico qualifying: We have achieved nothing
Mexican football player Jorge Sánchez expressed that despite Mexico's crucial victory over South Korea in the group stage, the team has not yet achieved anything and must continue striving for improvement. He emphasized the importance of fan support and acknowledged the difficulty of defeating a strong opponent.
Group A's lead is defined today with Mexico vs South Korea
The article discusses Mexico's upcoming match against South Korea in Group A of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, highlighting it as a crucial game for determining the group leader. Mexico's coach, Javier Aguirre, emphasizes focusing on the game itself rather than overthinking potential outcomes. The article also mentions South Korea's reported frustration over alleged espionage attempts related to the tournament.
The 2026 World Cup takes over streets in the Sultana del Norte
The article discusses the preparations and atmosphere in Monterrey, Mexico, ahead of the 2026 World Cup. It highlights the city's transformation with banners, colors, and increased energy, preparing to welcome international tourists. The presence of Swedish fans is noted as significant, with fewer Tunisian supporters observed. The Fan Fest at Parque Fundidora is described as a major gathering spot, featuring music, screens, and food. Security measures involving over 15,000 personnel from various institutions are also mentioned.
Luis Romo, the unexpected hero of the Mexican National Team: You have to chase your dreams
The article highlights Luis Romo as an unexpected hero for Mexico's national team following their 1-0 victory over South Korea in the World Cup. Romo, who started his first match in this tournament, scored the winning goal and was named the match's most valuable player. The piece emphasizes his perseverance and dedication, quoting him on pursuing dreams and achieving goals. Mexico has advanced to the round of 16 and will face Czechia next.
Acts of violence hamper admission process to UNAM; inconsistencies in exams were reviewed
Violent acts by individuals unrelated to the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), pressure groups, applicants, and parents prevented the admission process for undergraduate programs at UNAM on Thursday. The university stated that due to the refusal of participants to comply with the established procedures—outlined in the university's call for applications, which was communicated through various platforms and a notice sent to interested parties on June 16—the option was canceled for those called on Thursday morning. Applicants who were notified today or on June 19 will have their re
Tala Rangel's incredible shot that ensured Mexico's triumph over South Korea in the World Cup
The article highlights Raúl 'Tala' Rangel's crucial performance in Mexico's victory over South Korea in the World Cup. Despite initial doubts surrounding his selection, Rangel made a decisive double save in the 83rd minute that preserved Mexico's lead and secured their win. The piece emphasizes his composure, key moments, and the impact of his actions on the match outcome.
Fans celebrate Mexico's win in León, Guanajuato; party moves to the Arco de la Calzada
Fans celebrated Mexico's victory over South Korea in León, Guanajuato, with festivities moving to the iconic Arco de la Calzada. The event included chants, music, and displays of national pride.
From Sheinbaum to Lilly Téllez; politicians see Mexico play South Korea
Mexican politicians, including President Claudia Sheinbaum, Morena legislators like Ricardo Monreal, and PRI member Rubén Moreira, watched the Mexico vs. South Korea football match. They shared photos and videos on social media. Sheinbaum viewed the game at the National Palace, while the Chamber of Deputies set up a screen to watch the match. Monreal encouraged fans to support the team, and Moreira posted a photo of the game, which ended 1-0 in favor of Mexico. PAN legislator Noemí Luna attended the event along with others.
SSC CDMX opens access to the Zócalo for the Mexico vs Korea match; they guarantee the integrity of fans
The Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) reported that Metropolitan Police opened access points to the Zócalo, including 20 de Noviembre, Madero, and Palma, to ensure the safety of attendees watching the Mexico vs. South Korea football match at the Plaza de la Constitución. Thousands of people filled the Zócalo and surrounding streets to watch the game.
Delfina Gómez enjoys the Mexico vs Korea match in Destino Futbolero; wishes success to the Mexican national team
The governor of the State of Mexico, Delfina Gómez Álvarez, attended a football match between Mexico and South Korea at the Destino Futbolero event in Toluca. She was accompanied by hundreds of residents and expressed her hopes for a successful performance by the Mexican national team in the World Cup.
Colombian Daniel Muñoz details how he lived his goal at the Mexico City Stadium
Colombia's national team started their participation in the 2026 World Cup with a victory over Uzbekistan at the Estadio Ciudad de México. Defender Daniel Muñoz scored the opening goal in the match, which was celebrated enthusiastically by Colombian fans. Muñoz described his experience scoring at the iconic stadium, noting the emotional atmosphere and the support from the crowd.
Former Sinaloa Investigative Police Chief seeks early retirement; US requested extradition for alleged links to organized crime
The former head of the State Attorney General's Investigation Police, Jorge Contreras Núñez, is seeking early retirement. The state legislature has received an initiative from the executive branch proposing to grant him a pension of 67,000 pesos per month. The proposal is being analyzed by the Finance Commission. Contreras Núñez appears on a list of ten officials, including a senator and former officials, for whom the U.S. government has requested detention with the aim of extradition. The governor of the state, Rubén Rocha Moya, took a temporary leave of absence on May 1st, as did the mayor.
Trans and non-binary people barricade themselves in Segob; demand meeting with Rosa Icela Rodríguez
Transgender and non-binary individuals occupied a room within the Secretariat of Governance (Segob) to demand a meeting with Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez. They stated they took this action due to the lack of responses and refusal to engage in dialogue. Activist Victoria Sámano said they only asked for a date to meet directly with Rodríguez, which was not provided. The group requested respect for their identities, guarantees of their rights, and visibility for transmasculine identities. They emphasized they would remain until they received a meeting with the secretary and called for an end to
The best MEMES of Mexico's triumph over South Korea at the World Cup
Mexico's national football team defeated South Korea 1-0 in Guadalajara during the World Cup, with Luis Romo scoring the decisive goal. The victory secured Mexico's position at the top of Group A and ensured they would remain at the Estadio Ciudad de México for the next round. Fans celebrated the win online with memes and social media posts.
Despite CNTE's blockade, a globalist atmosphere reigns in the streets of the Historic Center; a green tide invades the Fan Fest of the Zócalo
Despite the presence of CNTE banners and campaign tents, a global atmosphere prevailed on 20 de noviembre avenue ahead of the match between Mexico and Korea. The avenue leads to the main entrance of the FIFA Fan Fest located at the Zócalo, where thousands of national and international fans gathered since morning to watch the sporting event on large screens. A wave of green jerseys filled the avenue, with many people stopping to take photos in front of traditional Mexican business displays such as a taco stand, a tamale cart, and an Xochimilco trajinera. At the main entrance of the FIFA Fan Fes
Sheinbaum celebrates with Jesús Tarriba Mexico's goal against Korea; "his triumph fills us with pride", celebrates
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated Mexico's victory over South Korea in a World Cup 2026 match by sharing photos and videos on social media. She was seen with her husband, Jesus Maria Tarriba, wearing a Mexican jersey while at the National Palace. She expressed pride in the team's win and shared messages of support.
Alejandro Vargas appointed as new commander of the Third Military Region in Mazatlan; Sinaloa endorses security coordination
The article reports on the appointment of General Alejandro Vargas Gonzalez as the new commander of the Third Military Region based in Mazatlan, Sinaloa. The interim governor, Yeraldine Bonilla Valverde, emphasized the state's commitment to coordination with military authorities to improve security. The ceremony was attended by officials including the Officer Major of the National Defense Secretariat, General Hernan Cortes Hernandez, who administered the oath of office to General Vargas.
Mexico vs South Korea: Users unleash epic duel of memes before the match; laughter is unforgiving
The article discusses the online rivalry between Mexican and South Korean fans ahead of their World Cup 2026 match, highlighting the humorous memes shared on social media. The piece emphasizes the friendly yet competitive nature of the fan interactions, referencing cultural elements, television references, skincare trends, and even a mention of Dr. Simi in animations.
In a game with 5 goals in 23 minutes, Switzerland knocks out Bosnia and wins 1st in the Cup; see best moments
In a match with five goals scored in 23 minutes, Switzerland defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-1 in their first win of the World Cup. The Swiss team, coached by Murat Yakin, dominated the game but took until the 74th minute to score. Young player Johan Manzambi made a significant impact. The match took place at the packed SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, where Bosnia had strong support but struggled to threaten Switzerland's defense. Switzerland's strong performance in the qualifiers, including four wins and two draws, has positioned them as favorites in a weak Group B, which includes host nation,
Selena Anahí, a young woman who disappeared in Tapachula, Chiapas, is found dead; she shows traces of torture
Selena Anahí Romero Díaz, an 18-year-old woman who went missing in Tapachula, Chiapas, on May 29, was found dead in a well with signs of torture. Authorities confirmed her body was discovered in the community of Manga de Clavo, located 37 kilometers from where she disappeared. The body showed evidence of violence across the body, suggesting she was tortured by her captors. The District Attorney's Office has opened an investigation into the case.
"The teacher fighting is also teaching" shouts CNTE towards the CDMX Stadium; teachers start protests in Calzada de Tlalpan
Teachers affiliated with the CNTE (Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de la Educación) began a protest march along Calzada de Tlalpan, demanding that President Claudia Sheinbaum negotiate directly with their representatives. The teachers stated they would continue blocking roads if the federal government does not repeal the 2007 ISSSTE law. Their goal is to reach Estadio Azteca, but the police have set up roadblocks to prevent them. The Secretary of Education, Mario Delgado, mentioned that the federal government will continue dialogue with the CNTE to ensure children across the country can
Maurg1 asks Sheinbaum for help to see his daughter after two years of separation; denounces transfer to Spain without judicial authorization
Mauricio Riveroll, known online as Maurg1, has publicly asked President Claudia Sheinbaum to intervene in a legal dispute over custody of his daughter with his ex-partner Alejandra Dolores. He claims he has a court order allowing him to spend time with his daughter at a family living center but says no date has been set for their reunion. He also alleges that his daughter was moved to Spain without judicial authorization, which he claims is part of an effort by his former partner to prevent contact between him and his child.
Strawberry Moon 2026; why is the June full moon called Strawberry Moon?
The article discusses the 'Luna de Fresa' (Strawberry Moon), the full moon in June 2026, explaining when it will occur and clarifying its name. It mentions that the moon will reach its peak brightness on June 29 at around 5:57 PM and will be visible clearly from June 28 to June 30. The article also notes that the name 'Strawberry Moon' comes from Native American traditions and does not refer to the moon appearing pink or red.
Mayor of Cuautitlán denounces possible damage to the treasury by more than 400 mdp in previous administration; corresponding complaints have already been initiated
The mayor of Cuautitlán, Juana Carrillo Luna, announced that audits conducted during the previous administration revealed potential damage to public funds exceeding 400 million pesos. The current government has initiated legal actions against public officials, including filing reports with the State of Mexico Attorney General's Office and presenting cases before administrative responsibility tribunals. These actions follow internal audits by the Municipal Controller and the State of Mexico's Higher Oversight Body.
25 federal prisoners from Sinaloa moved to Cefereso; seek to reduce risks
The State Secretariat of Public Security announced that 25 federal inmates from Sinaloa prisons were transferred by air to a federal rehabilitation center. The move was described as part of an effort to reduce risks in state and federal prison facilities. No details about the identities of the inmates or the number of inmates moved from each facility were provided.
Cuba pushes its biggest economic reform in 70 years; opens key sectors to private investment
Cuba's Prime Minister, Manuel Marrero, presented a comprehensive economic reform program to the Parliament aimed at promoting a free market system. The reforms include changes to state-owned enterprises, private businesses, banking, tourism, agriculture, foreign investment, taxes, and currency exchange. These proposals, described as the most significant economic reform in Cuba's history since the 1959 revolution, aim to address the country's deepening economic crisis and attract foreign investment.
Peso Pluma deletes most of his photos with Kenya Os after their separation
Peso Pluma has removed most of his photos with singer Kenia Os from his social media profiles following their announced separation. The couple confirmed their breakup earlier this month after a relationship lasting 15 months, stating they made the decision out of love and respect and requested privacy during this period. Both artists have been showing signs of emotional reflection in their recent performances.
World Cup 2026: the ultimate box to complete your Panini album; pay for it for months without interest on Amazon Mexico
The article promotes a Panini sticker album box for the 2026 World Cup available for purchase on Amazon Mexico with interest-free installment plans. It highlights the convenience of buying 100 stickers at once, increasing chances of obtaining rare stamps, and mentions the price of $2,500. The article encourages readers to buy the product through Amazon Mexico.
The 2026 World Cup: Canada 1-0 Qatar LIVE Follow here the minute by minute of the match
This article provides live updates and commentary on a football match between Canada and Qatar during the group stage of the 2026 World Cup. It includes goal highlights, player actions, and quotes from Canadian players discussing their mindset and approach to the game.
Mariana Ochoa responds to rumors of a supposed fine for her World Cup song; denies problems with FIFA
Mariana Ochoa responded to rumors suggesting she might face a fine from FIFA for her song 'Ponte el sombrero,' which was inspired by the 2026 World Cup. She denied any issues with FIFA, stating that she has not received any communication from the organization and that her song does not include any prohibited words. Ochoa explained that she took precautions to avoid legal problems and clarified that FIFA's restrictions primarily apply to commercial and advertising uses.
Now, Morena's deputy advisor questions LGBTIQ+ rights in Chiapas; "we are two genders: male and female", she says
An advisor to a Morena congresswoman in Chiapas, identified as Yenny Rodríguez Pimentel, expressed opposition to LGBTQ+ rights, stating there are only two genders—male and female. She emphasized traditional values and called for the LGBTQ+ community to define their own rights while respecting conventional education for children. The advisor praised the congresswoman for her stance.
Swedes embrace searching mothers in Monterrey; act of solidarity moves users
During the Sweden vs. Tunisia World Cup match at Estadio Monterrey, members of a collective of mothers searching for missing family members gathered outside the stadium with signs and photos to raise awareness about the humanitarian crisis in Mexico. Many Swedish fans paused their movement to show solidarity with the mothers, an act that moved many people online.
They're building Morelia's Second Peripheral Ring.
The construction of the Second Peripheral Ring Road in Morelia, Mexico, has begun with a budget of 2,900 million pesos, funded entirely by state government resources. Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla (from the MORENA party) oversaw the fifth segment of the project, which spans over 51 kilometers across multiple segments. The fifth segment runs from the road to Mil Cumbres to Ciudad Salud and is expected to benefit approximately 100,000 residents in the eastern part of the city. The governor stated that this infrastructure will alleviate traffic congestion in the outskirts, facilitating the流动of
Three-year-old thrown into pit with crocodiles at zoo in England; there is a detainee
A 3-year-old child fell into a crocodile enclosure at a zoo near Huntingdon, England. A 30-year-old man was arrested by British police on suspicion of attempted murder. The incident occurred around 1:30 PM local time at Johnsons Zoo in Old Hurst. Police are investigating whether the man pushed the child and are speaking with witnesses. The child was taken to the hospital with serious injuries and is in critical but stable condition. Authorities believe the man and the child did not know each other. The zoo has closed the Tropical House area where the crocodiles are located until further notice
FGJEM charges a mayor for false kidnapping
The State Attorney's Office of Mexico State (FGJEM) has charged Mayor Nancy Nápoles Pacheco of Tenancingo with 'false kidnapping' related to a case she previously reported being a victim of on May 31. The investigation found inconsistencies in her statements and evidence suggesting she orchestrated the fake kidnapping to justify a public funds shortfall of 40 million pesos from her administration. Nápoles Pacheco, along with her husband, brother-in-law, and three others who have been detained, allegedly planned the staged kidnapping to claim the money. A formal charge hearing is scheduled for
Charges for case Guardería ABC does not prescribe, determines the SCJN; gives reverse to ex-official who sought to free link to process
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) ruled that charges related to the 2009 ABC Daycare fire in Hermosillo, Sonora—which killed 49 children—are not subject to prescription. This decision rejected the argument made by former IMSS official Sergio Antonio Salazar Salazar, who was linked to the process in 2020 for alleged negligent homicide and injury. Salazar had filed an amparo claiming the crimes had prescribed, but the court emphasized the gravity of the incident during the tenure of former President Felipe Calderón Hinojosa.
Save thousands of pesos in the booths; you should know this
The article discusses benefits available to drivers who use toll roads managed by Caminos y Puentes Federales (Capufe) in Mexico. It highlights that keeping toll receipts provides access to emergency services such as free roadside assistance, fuel supply, tire changes, and jump-starts. The article also mentions that these receipts include liability insurance coverage for damages caused by road conditions or driver actions.
Activate triple alert for heavy rains in several municipalities of CDMX; Tlalpan is in red
The Secretariat of Integrated Risk Management and Civil Protection (SGIRPC) activated a triple alert for heavy rains and possible hail in several boroughs of Mexico City for the evening of Thursday, June 18. A red alert was issued for Tlalpan due to predicted rainfall of 50 to 70 millimeters and hail between 8:55 PM and 11:00 PM. Orange alerts were updated for Álvaro Obregón, Azcapotzalco, Cuajimalpa, Magdalena Contreras, and Milpa Alta. The SGIRPC recommended precautions such as carrying umbrellas or raincoats, using water for plants, cleaning drains, avoiding flooded roads, driving carefully
IP estimates losses of 100 mdp of pesos per day
Business owners and merchants in Mexico City's Historic Center estimate daily losses of up to 100 million pesos due to the 15-day protest by the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE). The protest has blocked major access points to the city center, affecting both residents and tourists during the World Cup and the FIFA Fan Fest at the Zócalo. María Elena Lozano, representing the business community, stated that many businesses rely on external suppliers, such as trucks from Puebla, which have been unable to enter the area. She noted that the local government has removed barriers and承诺
FBI frustrates possible attack at UFC event at White House for Trump's birthday; there are 5 arrested
The FBI thwarted a potential attack during a mixed martial arts event at the White House attended by President Donald Trump and other high-ranking officials, according to FBI Director Kash Patel. The operation involved multiple states and resulted in five arrests. According to Fox News, cited by unnamed officials, investigators identified 23 individuals as part of a 'possible conspiracy network.' The planned attack reportedly involved drones and snipers intended to damage buildings near the White House during the UFC event.
Sheinbaum's morning, June 18th, minute by minute
The article provides a minute-by-minute account of Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum's morning press conference on June 18. Key points include updates on simplified government procedures through a 24/7 digital platform, details on streamlined processes such as civil records and migration-related services, and the president's well-wishes for the Mexican national team ahead of their match against South Korea.
The King of Spain and President Claudia Sheinbaum will meet in Mexico next week
The King of Spain, Felipe VI, will meet with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum in Mexico City on June 25, a day before attending a World Cup match in Guadalajara. The meeting aims to strengthen bilateral relations between Spain and Mexico. The two countries had diplomatic tensions in recent years over Mexico's demand for Spain to apologize for abuses during the Spanish conquest of the Americas. Recently, both sides have shown signs of reconciliation, including the king's acknowledgment of past abuses in March.
World Cup 2026: 10 curiosities from South Korea
The article highlights 10 interesting facts about South Korea, focusing on its cultural and historical landmarks such as traditional districts like Jongno, ancient palaces including Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung, and other notable sites. It also mentions South Korea's contribution to printing history with the world's oldest known metal movable type printed book.
Pope Leo XIV confirms visit to Peru; first half of November
The Pope, León XIV, has confirmed his trip to Peru during the first half of November. The itinerary includes stops in Chiclayo, Lima, Piura, Pucallpa, and Cusco. President José María Balcázar, who met with the Pope at the Vatican, stated that Peru will provide helicopters to assist the Pope in visiting small towns across northern Peru and the Amazon rainforest. The Pope has a close relationship with Peru, having lived there for two decades and served as a missionary and bishop in Chiclayo. Robert Prevost, born in the United States, became a Peruvian citizen in 2015.
Canada, for their first victory in the World Cup 2026; will face Qatar this Thursday
Canada faces Qatar in a crucial match aiming for their first-ever World Cup victory, maintaining their chances to lead Group B and solidifying their status as co-hosts. The team, led by Jesse Marsch, previously drew with Bosnia-Herzegovina, securing their first World Cup point. Alphonso Davies remains uncertain due to injury, shifting focus to Jonathan David, who is experiencing a scoring drought.
The Poet's House will have no cabaret and the director is fired
The head of Mexico City's Culture Secretariat, Ana Francis Mor, has removed Andrés Carreño from his position as director of the Casa del Poeta Ramón López Velarde. This decision followed ongoing protests by the cultural community since June 4 regarding planned changes to the cultural site where poet Ramón López Velarde lived and died. The new plan includes discontinuing the operation of the 'Café-Bar Las Hormigas' as a cabaret and shifting the venue’s focus toward poetry. In response to a 11-point petition submitted by the Committee for the Defense of the Casa del Poeta, Mor committed to nomin
Czech Republic awaits a different South Africa; both are bound to score at 2026 World Cup
The article discusses the second matchday of the 2026 North American World Cup, focusing on the Czech Republic and South Africa. Both teams lost their opening matches and now need to win to stay in contention. The Czech coach, Miroslav Koubek, comments on South Africa's different approach against Mexico and expresses his belief that South Korea has more potential than Mexico.
World Cup 2026: Switzerland regains its spirits and remains optimistic after a disappointing start
Switzerland has regained confidence after a draw with Qatar in their opening match of the 2026 World Cup. The team remains optimistic ahead of their next game against Bosnia-Herzegovina, which they view as a manageable challenge. Switzerland is still considered the favorite in Group B, despite losing two points in their first match. The Swiss squad has a strong record in group stages of major tournaments, having lost only twice in their last 17 matches. Player Fabian Rieder expressed motivation for the upcoming match, emphasizing the team's quality and unity.
Between goals, marks and fans, a podcast by Ana Paula Ordorica
The article discusses Mexico hosting the 2026 World Cup for the third time, highlighting the event's impact on passions, budgets, travel, hotels, brands, screens, expensive tickets, and expectations. It explores how Mexicans are experiencing the tournament beyond official narratives, focusing on street-level perspectives, homes, social media, and personal finances. Christian L'eglise, director of brand at Kantar México, is mentioned as providing insight.
Colombia conquers CDMX; the yellow tide turned the World Cup into a coffee party
Colombian fans filled the streets around the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City to support their national team during their World Cup opener against Uzbekistan. The event turned into a vibrant celebration with fans wearing yellow, singing, and waving Colombian flags. Despite some protests in the area and light rain, the enthusiasm remained high. Notable figures such as Radamel Falcao and Maluma were also present.
World Cup 2026: Spain have a day off for 'psychological recovery' after drawing with Cape Verde
The Spanish national football team took a day off in Chattanooga during the group stage of the 2026 World Cup, following their surprise draw with Cape Verde. The team used the break for psychological recovery, family time, and mental rest. Coach Luis de la Fuente emphasized the importance of this downtime, particularly after the unexpected result affected the team's morale. Despite the setback, the coaching staff maintains a focused training schedule to avoid player fatigue, considering the longer gap between matches due to the expanded tournament format.
Ghana triumphs and shatters Panama's first-point dream
In a tightly contested match, Ghana defeated Panama 1-0 with a last-minute goal by Caleb Yirenkyi, ending Panama's hopes of earning their first-ever World Cup point. The goal came from a cross by Brandon Thomas-Asante, which Yirenkyi scored in stoppage time. This marked a significant defeat for Panama, who had previously failed to earn any points in their only World Cup appearance in 2018. Ghana played without Thomas Partey, who was barred from entering Canada while awaiting trial in England for alleged sexual assault charges.
Rocha Moya case, relevant in the media coverage of Sheinbaum
The article discusses the media coverage of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum during May 2026, noting a significant increase in the volume of coverage compared to previous months. However, it highlights a decline in the balance of this coverage, with a higher proportion being negative. The case of Rubén Rocha Moya, a former governor of Sinaloa, dominated the media attention, accounting for nearly 39% of all presidential coverage during the month. This included diplomatic efforts by Mexico to demand evidence against Rocha Moya and public defense actions related to him.
Adriana Barraza gives voice to mothers who are looking for work
A new short film starring Adriana Barraza has been released for free, addressing the issue of missing persons in Mexico. The film follows a woman who receives signals to find something valuable for families and redeem her own son. Barraza, who lives in the United States, closely followed recent events involving mothers searching for their missing children and believes it is necessary to highlight this problem, which affects around 100,000 cases in Mexico. She calls for authorities to provide support and assistance to these mothers.
Even dead people get paid in CNTE schools
The article reports on financial mismanagement involving funds allocated by the federal government to states for paying staff and operating schools under the Secretariat of Public Education (SEP). Audits by the Federal Audit Office (ASF) have identified approximately 1 billion pesos in losses due to alleged frauds such as payments to absent teachers, funding for unidentified workers at their workplaces, and payments to deceased teaching or administrative personnel. These issues are particularly pronounced in states where the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) historically holds a
Cassandra Sanchez-Navarro stars in "Love and Mind", a film that explores the thought process of a first date.
Cassandra Sánchez-Navarro stars in the film 'Amor y mente,' which explores the thoughts and emotions during a first date. The movie is an adaptation of the Italian film 'Follemente' by Paolo Genovese. The film features Sánchez-Navarro's character's internal thoughts portrayed by actresses Sofía Niño de Rivera and Michelle Rodríguez. The male lead has not yet been announced but will be supported by actors including Leonardo Ortizgris and Alfonso Borbolla. According to producer Luisa Perzábal, the film depicts a couple's nervousness and conflicting personalities during their first date, leading
The Cantoral legacy is reborn in Eduardo Zucchi
Eduardo Zucchi, who plays Saúl Duarte in the new TelevisaUnivision telenovela 'El renacer de Luna,' draws parallels between his character and his late grandfather, composer Roberto Cantoral. The role allowed Zucchi to connect with his family legacy and reflect on the challenges faced by musicians in Mexico.
In the air, 17 alliances with PT and Verde by 2027; Morena first defines candidates
The leaderships of Morena, Partido Verde, and Partido del Trabajo have left potential alliances for the 2027 state elections uncertain, stating that while candidate registration will be conducted jointly, the decision to support specific candidates will follow electoral timelines. A joint press conference announced the registration period for those seeking to lead the State Coordination of Defense of the Fourth Transformation, which begins on June 22 and ends on June 27. Registration is both online and in person at the World Trade Center in Mexico City. Citlalli Hernandez, head of Morena's全国选举
Investment funds are demanding more guarantees
The article discusses the role of investment funds in Mexico, noting that they manage 5.2 trillion pesos in assets, equivalent to 14.70% of the country's GDP. Experts suggest these funds require more legal certainty to create a positive cycle for investments. They also mention the need to reverse reforms that do not provide legal security and to promote professionalization in the investment sector to encourage internal savings, particularly non-mandatory savings. The article also references geopolitical tensions between Iran and the United States and mentions the number of certified financial